Giveaway: Barbie Project Friendship Nintendo Switch Lite & Codes
ComingSoon is excited to team up with Outright Games for a custom Barbie Project Friendship Nintendo Switch Lite giveaway, plus five Switch codes for the game. The custom handheld console features gorgeous artwork and a pink color scheme that is perfect for Barbie fans. Set in the world of the hit television shows Barbie: It Takes Two and Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures, Barbie Project Friendship is out now on consoles and PC.
Check out another image of the custom Barbie Project Friendship Nintendo Switch Lite below:
“Barbie Project Friendship is set to be the cozy game of the season. Set in the world of popular TV shows like Barbie: It Takes Two and Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures, players will team up with Barbie and friends to save the Malibu Waves Community Center. With its colorful 3D world, fun mini-games, local co-op play, and a heartwarming story about friendship and community, it’s the perfect feel-good adventure for Barbie fans of all ages. With this giveaway, we’re aiming to spread the joy and excitement of Barbie’s latest adventure to your readers across all regions,” says the official description.
To enter our Barbie Project Friendship Nintendo Switch Lite giveaway, you can either retweet the Twitter post below and follow @Outright_Games or comment on our corresponding Facebook post or Instagram post and follow Outright Games on those respective platforms. We have one console to give out, and the winner has to be in the U.S. We also have five Nintendo Switch codes for the game to give out. The giveaway lasts until November 21. Good luck to all who enter!
Giveaway: Custom <a href=«https://twitter.com/hashtag/BarbieProjectFriendship?src=hash&ref_src=» https:>#BarbieProjectFriendship
Nintendo Switch Lite & Codes
To enter, RT and follow <a href=«https://twitter.com/Outright_Games?ref_src=» https:>@Outright_Games.
(1 Grand Prize Winner. 5 Code Winners. Must be in the US. Giveaway ends 11/21.)
Barbie Project Friendship is out now on consoles and PC.
